
Oct. 8th: Rosekill Activators at the O+ Festival in Kingston, NY
12 Performance Artists & Dancers will be activating spaces throughout the festival. Rosekill Activators for the O+ Mothers of Invention is conceived and organized by Jill McDermid, Lorene Bouboushian, & Allison Braun.
MIDTOWN PERFORMANCE ARTISTS
10:00am: Clara Diamond "In/Consequential Markings: Awalking Performance"
Start at 609 Broadway (Broadway Commons) & ending at Academy Green Park
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10:30am: Valerie Sharp "Unfallen Forward (Durational Installation)"
at the Academy Green Park
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11:00 am: Allison Braun "Positivity Ritual"
at the Academy Green Park
1:00 pm: Thomas Albrecht "Ahes"
at 609 Broadway (Broadway Commons)
http://thomasalbrecht.com/home.html
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1:30 pm: Lorene Bouboushian "WHAT'S YOUR [FAKE/REAL] HAPPINESS?"
At 609 Broadway (Broadway Commons)
https://lorenebouboushian.org/
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2:00 pm: Adam Zaretsky "IOES (Interpersonal Orificial Economy Suit)"
At 609 Broadway (Broadway Commons)
http://www.emutagen.com/

TROLLEY PERFORMANCE ARTIST
3:30 pm: Thea Little "Sucfesful"
On the trolley
https://vimeo.com/thealittle

UPTOWN PERFORMANCE ARTISTS
4:30 pm: Sheridan McMichael "B(husk)usk"
At the Somewhere Tunnel
http://sheridanmcmichael.com/
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5:00 pm: Miette Maharry "World's Youngest Performance Artist"
At the Somewhere Tunnel
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6:00 pm: Shawn Escarciga "Butoh Action Ritual on the Rocks"
At Frog Alley in the ruins
https://vimeo.com/shawnescarciga
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6:30 pm: Jill MCDermid "Universe Exploding"
At Frog Alley in the ruins
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6:30 pm: Erik Hokanson "Terrestrail Absorption"
At Frog Alley in the ruins

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Grace, n. - simple elegance or refinement of movement
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Opened in 2006, Grace Exhibition Space is devoted exclusively to Performance Art. We offer an opportunity to experience visceral and challenging works by the current generation of international performance artists whether emerging, mid-career or established. Our events are presented on the floor, not on a stage, dissolving the boundary between artist and viewer. This is how performance art is meant to be experienced and our mission is the glorification of performance art.
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